This quick reference cheat sheet provides various for using netstat command.
All connections on port 80
$ netstat -anp | grep :80
Netstat Help
$ netstat -h
| Option | Example | 
|---|---|
| netstat -ltunp | All Listening ports | 
| netstat -ltn | Listening TCP ports | 
| netstat -lun | Listening UDP ports | 
| netstat -lx | Listening Unix ports | 
| Option | Example | 
|---|---|
| netstat -a | All connections | 
| netstat -at | All TCP connections | 
| netstat -au | All UDP connections | 
| Option | Example | 
|---|---|
| netstat -s | Display statistics | 
| netstat -st | Display TCP statistics | 
| netstat -su | Display UDP statistics | 
| Option | Example | 
|---|---|
| netstat -i | Show network interfaces | 
| netstat -ie | Show network interfaces extended info | 
| Option | Example | 
|---|---|
| netstat -r | Show routing table | 
| netstat -rn | Show routing table, don't resolve hosts |